Sentence examples for attitude leaps from inspiring English sources

Throughout, there were only a few bits of relief: one dancer closed her eyes briefly, another did a swivel-hipped strut on a straight diagonal; one broke into a circle of forward-moving attitude leaps; a few dropped their heads.

Locust has the capacity to maintain a righting posture and glide through attitude adjustment after leaping.

This attitude echoes "Take the leap!", a mantra to overcome fear of failure.

This attitude echoes "Take the leap!" a mantra to overcome fear of failure.

We therefore arrive at the very essence of reflection; not simply -- as Jung said -- an act but an attitude to the paradigm leap.

During his inspection tours through China in the fall of 1958, Peng composed a poem that summarized his attitude towards the Great Leap Forward: Grain scattered on the ground, potato leaves withered; Strong young people have left to make steel; Only children and old women reap the crops; How can they pass the coming year?

"Despite the giant leaps forward in attitudes toward, and tolerance of, homosexuality, we have all been profoundly shocked by the stark reminder that homophobia is still prevalent, and continues to claim its innocent victims," it added.

Guleghina took a devil-may-care attitude toward the role's precipitous leaps of register and dynamics, issuing wild notes as well as beautiful ones.

Even if it's as simple as changing your attitude, you'll have taken a giant leap toward lowering your frustration.

"But the industrial revolution intensified that attitude by leaps and bounds".

That attitude and approach to the responsibility of governing differs in leaps and bounds from that of the Watergate Babies.